How To Use Briquette In A Sentence
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We are working to ensure women can safely cook, and don't put themselves in harm's way gathering firewood by providing safe, efficient stoves and teaching women to create fuel briquettes made out of organic waste.
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BRIQUETTE (diminutive of Fr. _brique_, brick), a form of fuel, known also as "patent fuel," consisting of small coal compressed into solid blocks by the aid of some binding material.
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria"
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To stay bite-free, said Brandi Moritz with the Platte County Health Department, residents can treat standing water with mosquito larvicide briquettes, put on repellant, wear long sleeves and avoid being outdoors from dusk to dawn when the mosquitoes bite most.
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With a smirk, he ran away before I could chuck a flaming briquette at him.
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In Ireland they have compressed peat briquettes as a smokeless city fuel, what is the Christchurch alternative?
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Coal products for residents refer to briquet , coal cake, honeycomb briquette and kindling charcoal.
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On the ground, in the center of the cans, put five or six charcoal briquettes and light them.
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Regarding the mixing of cement and lime with saccharated water, the writer made some experiments several months ago by mixing neat cement and lime with pure water and with saccharated water, with the result that the sugar proved positively detrimental to the cement, while it increased the tenacity of briquettes of lime.
Scientific American Supplement, No. 643, April 28, 1888
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The strapping is used for a wide range of materials such as bricks, blocks, briquettes and tiles.
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Once in the door you'll be straight over to the hearth, emptying ashes and raking dead coals, scooping up briquettes of turf with a pair of tongs and stacking them up.
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Eric Lamont-Gregory, a research fellow into energy at Oxford, making charcoal briquettes in the garage at his home.
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The firm which manufactures butter tubs for the dairy industry as well as plastic strapping as seen on peat briquettes was once one of the major employers in Kildare.
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He also said people should know the barrels are legal for use with charcoal briquettes and presto-type logs.
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The sun dimmed until it was glowing a comfortable red, like a floating charcoal briquette.
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I'll be making trips to the shop for firelighters and boxes of briquettes to set ablaze.
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Some swear by charcoal briquettes or mesquite charcoal.
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The factory's main product is intended to be peat briquettes and charcoal for barbecue fuel.
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Special furnaces and fire grates have therefore for a long time been in use for this purpose, whilst in recent times attempts have been made to consolidate the substance into briquettes before burning it, which have met with a fair amount of success.
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Fill an empty egg carton with a dozen briquettes, one in each department.
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Good dry lump charcoal or quality briquettes only need small amounts of firelighter to start, and better still is rolled or crumpled newspaper lightly soaked in old, used kitchen frying oil (now that's what to do with it…).
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The blowout was caused by increasing trade deficits in April, May and June and mainly due to falling exports of coal, coke, briquettes and metals.
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Obama could poop solid gold briquettes and these GOP idiots would claim they find fault with it.
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Monika tells him affectionately that he is getting as dark as a "briquette," while she is as white as flour.
GreenCine Daily
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The briquette absorbs the moisture which the mildew needs to survive 6.
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The briquette is a mixture of anthracite coal and charcoal and doesn't need fire lighters.
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The briquettes do not produce a fire hot enough to draw the combustion products up the chimney.
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Thus, the development and use of alternative fuels -- such as mesquite briquettes, biogas, ethanol, solar energy and even propane-is urgently needed to prevent an even more severe human and environmental catastrophe.
Erin Patrick: When Food Is Not Enough to Stop Famine
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Sober Briquette said ... both sides are equally relieved the fence is there ... saw your comment at painted maypole - MAKE time to read that book.
Chickens are Fascinating
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To cut the cost, savvy bosses burnt firewood, chaff and coal cinders in addition to the coal briquettes and balls.
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After about a minute, carefully light the briquettes with a long barbecue lighter or a fireplace match.
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The briquettes do not produce a fire hot enough to draw the combustion products up the chimney.
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To us, there would appear to be a big difference between treating sludge and producing a smokeless fuel briquette.
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Wrap chunks in foil and place directly over ceramic briquettes, or metal heat-diffusing bars.
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That way, with tongs I can add white-ash briquettes to the smoker to maintain the temperature.
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The strapping is used for a wide range of materials such as bricks, blocks, briquettes and tiles.
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Many grills rely on lava rocks or ceramic briquettes.
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Alan dashed into the inferno and came back with what appeared to be a large charcoal briquette.
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I found her stewing up old newspapers in a greasy liquid, preparing thus a kind of briquette, the only means of heating which she could afford.
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When using charcoal you can choose pure charcoal or briquettes soaked in lighter fluid.
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It looked and felt like fine ash, like the kind from charcoal briquettes.
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Add about 10 briquettes every hour to maintain temperature in the grill.
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Marie welcomed the darkness, which smelled of scorched charcoal briquettes.
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I then decided to fire in an electric kiln, followed by a second firing using briquettes as fuel.
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Such fuels, known as briquettes, are extensively used in foreign countries and consist of carbon or soft coal, too small to be burned in the ordinary way, mixed usually with pitch or coal tar.
Steam, Its Generation and Use
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Although former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty has announced he is running for President, his comment that "It could have gone the other way," suggests he may have recently-ignited charcoal briquettes rather than fire in his belly.
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Here, fuel is squirted on the briquettes and match-lit.
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Wonderful, when they can't pay we'll be left with, well, bits of paper - perhaps we can compress them into briquettes to burn on the fire as fuel will be out of the question if it keeps getting more and more expensive.
Gold demand hit 10-year high last year
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The trio wanted to show Haitians to cook with briquettes, thick donut-shaped disks made by mixing water, paper, twigs, leaves, corn husks and other waste.
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Peat was used in power stations to generate electricity and the country had three briquette factories.
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The company's board had approved plans to build a plant and facilities near Port Hedland in Western Australia state to manufacture iron briquettes, partly funded by a loan provided by BHP Billiton's finance unit, but the project was canceled in May 2005.
Court Rules in Favor of BHP in Tax Dispute
